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| Introduction | 1 | |
| Ch. 1 | The wheeze factory | 3 |
| Madness dressed as method | 5 | |
| Re-inspected to destruction | 7 | |
| Retiring under a hail of bullets | 9 | |
| Big words can mean so little | 11 | |
| The wizards of Swineshire | 13 | |
| Choose bog-standard diversity | 15 | |
| On the wrong Gnometrack | 17 | |
| New Year, new paper chase | 19 | |
| Tips for superheads and menials | 22 | |
| Ch. 2 | Cogs in the machine | 25 |
| Chains? Pull the other one | 27 | |
| Meet the merchants of morale | 29 | |
| Press 1 if you've had enough | 32 | |
| Tell Sid: beware of flobbabytes | 35 | |
| Conversations with a machine idiot | 37 | |
| Let poison begin with a pee | 40 | |
| Any more bright ideas, then? | 43 | |
| Now we are all virtually real | 46 | |
| When did Twigg's mind snap? | 49 | |
| Ch. 3 | Just testing ... | 53 |
| We all know who to blame | 55 | |
| A Plutonic truth is out there | 58 | |
| Ten years of laughter and tears | 60 | |
| Digging holes in maths tests | 62 | |
| Busy baby has no time for hugs | 64 | |
| Christmas with Reg and Sid | 66 | |
| Switched off in their infancy | 69 | |
| Humane rights of the tested | 72 | |
| Whippet fanciers still miss out | 75 | |
| Ch. 4 | Blame and shame: teacher bashing | 79 |
| Council in a fix? Call Fastbuck | 81 | |
| Not such duffers, after all | 84 | |
| More madcap memorabilia | 86 | |
| Let your pupils do the talking | 88 | |
| Woodhead was my sick joke | 90 | |
| Only the constipated need apply | 92 | |
| Go on, have a shot at exam job | 94 | |
| Are you a flapper or a fighter? | 96 | |
| Lay down your prescriptions | 99 | |
| Ch. 5 | Inside the classroom | 103 |
| Stray teachers in the doghouse | 105 | |
| The fine art of bluffication | 107 | |
| Saying 'no' to unprotected sex | 109 | |
| Those chimps aren't so clever | 111 | |
| Time to rat on TV's teacher prat | 113 | |
| What we'll do on our holidays | 115 | |
| Projects come out of the closet | 118 | |
| Watch with Big Brother | 120 | |
| All is mad in leadership and war | 122 | |
| Ch. 6 | Keep taking the prescription: commandments from on high | 125 |
| On the warpath with Spiffy | 127 | |
| Making a meal out of lessons | 129 | |
| Dear Mr. Head, give us [pound]2,000 | 131 | |
| Tips on flogging dead horses | 133 | |
| Leave Bill and Ben to rot in peace | 135 | |
| Sorry, ideas aren't appropriate | 137 | |
| Adjectives blight young lives | 139 | |
| Enough to turn us all to drink | 142 | |
| A glossary for the less deceived | 144 | |
| Ch. 7 | Problems, Problems, (aka 'challenges, challenges') | 147 |
| Take Tony Zoffis' bullets away | 149 | |
| I spy a nation run by teachers | 152 | |
| They think you're great, really | 154 | |
| Kylie is never the right answer | 156 | |
| It's flying time for crawlers | 159 | |
| Earn a crust by buttering up | 161 | |
| That'll be the day that I DIY | 164 | |
| Porkie pies given to you in 2002 | 166 | |
| Wolf loves sheep's language | 168 | |
| Footnote | 171 |
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Eric Solk
reviewed Education, Education, Education: The Best Bits of Ted Wragg on February 07, 2016 Education, Education, Education: The Best Bits of Ted Wragg
Teaching the Male Brain is a pretty good book, especially for beginning therapists and parents or families. I was able to use this book to refresh my knowledge on the topic, but had to skip many pages and chapters as the book is rather long. The chapter on Social and Emotional Differences is quite useful for parents and families. There are a few "clues" or tips on how to help developing boys. For example, Abigail James explains that boys look up to their male teachers and peers for information on how to function in the world. She also gives teachers tips on how to adjust their classrooms. Overall, this book was average, but useful for an easy understanding of the issue.
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